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  1. 04-30-2009, 04:19 PM #1
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    Howdy, from NM

    My name is Johnny, I'm from Carlsbad, New Mexico, and yes, it's part of the United States. We're just west of Texas. Traveling around the country I'm always surprised at the people who ask for my Greencard!
    I've been welding most of my adult life, oilfield mostly, chemical plants, construction and chasing drilling rigs around NM and west Texas. I'm real partial to the SA 200 Lincoln and Victor torches. I am disabled and retired now after 35 years, but I'm still active to a point.
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    Welcome to the forum Johnny. Sounds like you have a wealth of information to share.
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    Welcome Spurs. I love NM it is a beautiful state. I imagine that chemical plant welding was challenging.
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    Welcome Spurs! I hope you enjoy this site as much as I do.

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    Welcome from me too Spurs.

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    Sounds like you have a lot of experience, wish I knew more about the finer points
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